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Al-Qassefi mourns Antoinette Azar's fight against women's commodification
Lebanese journalist Antoinette Azar has passed away. She was one of the pioneers of women's and social journalism in Lebanon. Born in 1944 in Sin el-Fil, she held two degrees—one in law and another in Arabic literature. She began her journalism career in 1968, making significant contributions to various newspapers and magazines. She was an advocate for women's and children's rights and raised her voice against the commodification of women and their marginalization. Known for her graceful style, she played an important role in promoting women’s journalism and remained dedicated to her principles until her passing, leaving a substantial professional and humanitarian legacy.
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